The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-23
The White Father Received with oil the C;re-
mony Due His High Rank.
Emperor William Goes to Meet Him OF the
Russian Embassy Building.
The Visits Exchanged-A Banquet to the
Gar in the Evenihg-BiIitary Cere-
monies Of the Day-Derarture.

ander regiment, in parade uniform, took
position in the Alsenstrosse esplanade.
They were to act as guard of honor at the
depot. A company of the Second regi-
and one company Of the Alexander regI-
ment, with colors, were stationed in
front of the Russian embassy. Prince
William of Prussia went to Wit
elhurg early this morning to
Join the train bearing the Russian
Imperial family. At the Berlin depot were
gathered the Royal Prussian Princes, the
hereditary Prince Eof Ssxemeinipgen,
Duke John, of Mecklenburg-Schw
General Won M0ltke and al the generals of
the Berlin and Potsdam garrisons. On the
arrival OF the Imperial train at 10:40 a. m.
the Gar passed in front of the Guard of
Honor at the depot, being accompanied by
Prince William and other Prussian Princes
and General Won Moltke. Emperor Will
ism started for the Russion embassy at IL
o'clock. The Gar and Czarina were driven
to the embassy. The Car. with Prince
William of Prussia, occupied an open car
riags drawn by four horses. Both wore
Russian uniforms. The Czarina aud Prin-
cess William followed in close carriage.
Dense crowds of people were collected
in Unter-Den-LindeD, from the Branden-
burg gate to theLehrte depot, and the imper-
ial party were greeted most enthusiastically
as they passed along the thoroughfsre.
Arriving at the embassy, the Gear received
three flags as Colonel of the Alexander
regiment. and general officer, a non-com-
missioned officer and q private reported
themselves to act as orderlies.
All the Princes, the Cars suite, the
members of the Russian Embassy and
their wives and Prince Bismarck and all
the Prassian ministers and Generals will
attend the banquet at the palace this even
ing.
The leading Berlin papers say they ere
convinced that the populace will receive
the Gar with the respect due to the EN-
peror's guest and the ruler of an empire
living at peace with Germany, irrespective
of the reasons debating the visit. They
will consider the visit an act of courtesy,
to which they could hardly attach polit-
ical meaning. The papers say they believe
the Gar will be able to convince himself,
when he meets the Emperor, of the pacific
bent of the German policy. The North
German Gazette Prince Bismsrck's organ)
does not refer to the Cars visit.
The Car and Prince William eiighted
in front of the embassy at ii 10 and passed
along in front of the Guard of Honor
which was drawn up there. The Princess
and the Czarina remained in their
carriage.
The Car had intended to- irst visit
Emperor William, but he was anticipated
by the latter, who went to the embassy
and awaited the arrival OF the Car. The
Emperor was dressed in a uniform and
wore his Russian orders. He received the
Car on his entering the emassy in a most
cordisl manner. All the Princes who
were at the depot followed the Car to the
embassy. After the three flags OF the
Alexander Regiment were delivered to the
Gar the Guard of Honor at the embassy
marched past the building. before both
Emperors, who stood together at window.
The Emperor remained, at the embassy
tbree.quarters of an hour aAd then re-
turned to the palace. Ho was warmly
cheered by the people.
at half past Il the Car, accom-
psnled by General Won " order, returned
the palace lasted half hour. He re-
turned to the embassy and afterward PAD
a visit to the Princes stay ing in Berlin.
After the Emperor had entered sha
palace on his return. from the embassy, he
appeared at ais faVcFite window and was
sgain wildly cheered by the crowds. The
Cars children remained on tbs train
which brought the family from C0pen-
hagen. The Czsrina and her five shildren
visited Emperor William this aftsrnoon.
AS the Car ard Prince William were
driving through Kenigs PlatZ man threw
a paper into the carriage In which they
were riding. The occurrence, f0- a mo-
msnt, caused intense excitement among
the on-lookers. The Gar took the paper
and, without opening it, placed it under
his cloak. The man who threw it is a
stranger in Berlin. He was Immediately
seized by the police. Later, while the
Imperial party were passing through Inter,
Den-LindeD, Young man tried to throw
a petition into the Cars carriage He
was arrested.
at the state banquet this evening ninety
eight covers were laid. Prince, Bismarck
and his wife and Count Herbert Bismarck
were present at the banquet. The Czal
and his party left Berlin for st. Petersburg
at 8 80 O'Clock this vening. There.were also
| present at the banquet the staff OF the Rus
sian embassy, the Danish Minister, the
Minister of MecklenOurg- Schwerin and al
| the Ministers of State. The Gar aud Gar
ina sat on either side,of Emperor William
| while Prince Bismarck was placed first be
low the Royalties During the dinner
Emperor William rose and lifting his glass
proposed in q few words the health OF TIT
| Gar, the whole company standing. Th,
band of the Alexander regiment, stationed
in the barqet hall, plsyed the Russian Ma
tional hymn. Shortly after cofts
had beer seryed, the imperia
visitors left the palace,
Prince Bismarck visited the Car at tn
embassy at O'Clock, and afterwar'
received General TchereiD, the Car
aide.de camp. Prince Bismerck's visit t
the Car lasted an hour. Tbs visit wa
made at the request of The CzsSS.
LONDON, November 13.-The Times
correspondent at Berlin says the enthus
asw displayed by the people to day wa
! only moderate. and 1t was difficult 70 dig
eide whether their cheers were Tor III
Car or for Prince William. The Car
looking very sad and careworn. The Ca
and Prince William drove to the embass,
in great state. They occupied victoria
drawn by four black horses, and were &C
companied by two out.riders and the Mas
ter of the Horse. The Czarina and til
Princess William were more hearth
cheered than we're their husbands. tn
spectators displayed more curiosity tina
enthusiasm.
TIE Gear and family were accompsnie
to the Potsdam railway station by Princ
William and Prince Henry. At the sss
ton there was a brilliant gathering
officers. including the chief aides of En-